The Songwriters Hall of Fame celebrates and honors the contributions of our great popular music songwriters, while developing new writing talent through workshops, showcases, scholarships, and digital initatives.
In music, one works without a net, and the success...comes from hard work. Charles Aznavour, Inducted 1996
In music, one works without a net, and the success...comes from hard work.
His "Mack the Knife" a hit for wife Lotte Lenya, Bobby Darin and Louis Armstrong Kurt Weill, Inducted 1970
His "Mack the Knife" a hit for wife Lotte Lenya, Bobby Darin and Louis Armstrong
Film and TV music including "Those Were The Days" (theme for "All In The Family") Charles Strouse, Inducted 1985
Film and TV music including "Those Were The Days" (theme for "All In The Family")
Teamed with Dorothy Fields for dozens of Hollywood hits Jimmy McHugh, Inducted 1970
Teamed with Dorothy Fields for dozens of Hollywood hits